Public law

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  Año 2014, Número 1 (January)

  • ANALYSIS

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      Freedom of expression in public inquiry reports

      Louis Blom-Cooper Q.C.

      págs. 2-5

      
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      "We do not fear criticism, nor do we resent it": abolition of the offence of scandalising the judiciary

      David Pannick

      págs. 5-10

      

  • ARTICLES

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      What are Lord Chancellors for?

      Graham Gee

      págs. 11-27

      
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      Administrative Law in Context: Restoring a Lost Connection

      Carol Harlow, Richard Rawlings

      págs. 28-42

      
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      Local Government and Political Constitutionalism

      Ian Leigh

      págs. 43-55

      
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      Modernisation in British Public Law, 1919-79

      Martin Loughlin

      págs. 56-67

      
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      The Elegiac Tradition: Public Law and Memory

      Thomas Poole

      págs. 68-84

      
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      J.A.G. Griffith: Parliament and Legislation

      John McEldowney

      págs. 85-99

      
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      Parliament and the Management of Conflict

      Grégoire Webber

      págs. 100-111